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Preface 

In the following pages will be found phrases 
of all kinds, which are intended as a guide to 
the aspiring student. 

It is impossible to put in a book all the phrases 
that will occur in a lifetime, but those here given 
set forth the principles governing all manner of 
phrasing. 

The student should remember that long and 
cumbersome phrases reduce speed; hence, he 
should not form phrases that do not readily 
submit to such treatment. 

The secret of correct phrasing is that the 
phrases made by the writer are those made by 
the speaker. Bear that in mind constantly. In 
following some speakers, phrases flow freely, 
while in following others it seems almost impos- 
sible to phrase at all. The reason is evident: 
the former uses perfect English, while the latter 
does not. 

The student should cultivate the habit of 
letting the speaker get twenty or thirty words 
ahead of him and maintain that distance. By 
doing this, he will be enabled to phrase correctly 
and easily. Many reporters try to keep right 
up with the speaker, which, in my opinion, is a 
very bad habit; for it is a habit, and can be 
overcome by a little practice. The farther you 
can stay behind a speaker the easier you will 
write. Don't let the fear that he will take a 
sudden burst and leave you deter you ; for, if 
you are made of the right kind of stuff and have 
passed through sufficient practice to entitle you 
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up in such cases, just as the speaker speeds up. 
This habit begets self-possession and a belief 
in your own ability which will increase your 
effectiveness under any conditions. 

The Speed Books in Aristography, if properly 
practiced, will put you in possession of all these 
phrases in a way that will fix them forever in 
your mind. 

There is another thing I want to impress on 
your mind, and that is, don't deviate from the 
text-book until you have reached a high report- 
ing speed, which is 250 or 300 words per minute 
on new matter and without an error. You can 
get that speed in Aristography, and you can 
maintain it, if you will painstakingly and faith- 
fully follow the instructions contained in the 
text-book, the Speed Books, and this book. 

Aristography is carefully worked out having 
in mind at all times the highest possible errorless 
reporting speed, and, if you change any principle 
you will create a conflict that may get you into 
trouble. Don't vary any principle until you 
have been in active, heavy reporting for several 
years; by which time you will find such varia- 
tions are entirely unnecessary. 

It will always give me pleasure to hear from 
you, to answer any questions you may wish to 
put to me, and to give you the proper outlines 
for all words that bother you in the least. 

In the translations of the phrases the combi- 
nation "thr" will frequently appear. That 
combination stands for there, their, they are, or, 
occasionally, for other and whether. 

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